Congress vs Congress: Karnataka MLA Threatens To Quit Over Drought Issues
Senior Congress leader and former Karnataka Minister H K Patil on Sunday said he would resign as MLA if Gadag taluk was not declared drought-hit by October 10.
Forest clearance delay keeps Honnekodige lift irrigation project stalled for 50 years
Falling water table pushes Mysuru farmers into distress
Police register FIR against Simmha over provocative slogans
Kodagu district: Crop damage reported in 2,279 ha; Rs 1.9 crore aid sought
Rajkumar fans protest displacement of actors statue by KEA
Alvas Medical College to be inaugurated today
Belthangady taluk achieves 100% target in SIR notice delivery
Bikers learn to be first responders in road emergencies
BJP must show political will to include Tulu to eighth schedule: MLC
Ex-minister Rai, PA injured in accident
Strengthon puts sports enthusiasts through test of strength, endurance
Simmhas opinion is not partys opinion: Yaduveer
After traffic outrage, minister reviews road works in Bengaluru
Karnataka BJP ex-MP booked over Ganesha procession speech
Former BJP MP Pratap Simha has been booked by police in T Narasipura, Mysuru, for allegedly delivering a provocative speech during a Ganesha idol procession. The FIR was registered following a complaint by a PSI, accusing Simha of making derogatory remarks against an inspector. Simha claims the FIR is politically motivated and vows to challenge it in court.
Pocso accused PE teacher dies by suicide at SP office in Bengaluru
Parties go into overdrive to help voters with SIR notices
Govt scraps Indira food kits tender, to rework scheme
46-year-old man found dead inside luxury car parked on Koramangala road in Bengaluru
Govt & oppn to face off over drought, Kasturirangan panel report
Hands off our lakes: Citizens oppose Bengalurus Hebbal short tunnel
1 dies as van crashes into median pole in Bengaluru
160 Bangladeshi nationals from Bengaluru set for deportation
Two die, woman injured in Hubballi house fire
Spurious drug racket busted at Bidadi farmhouse, Rs 5 crore stock seized
Man shot during quarrel at petrol bunk
Bhadra Upper Project priority, Tunga water lifting by Dec: Min
DC urges eligible citizens to enrol as voters
JD(S) leader alleges KSPCB-industry nexus over expansion
Questions shifting of environmental public hearing from Kanakapura to Nandihalli
Belagavi tech meet puts AI, DeepTech and security in focus
Veerashaiva Lingayat Panchamasali assn passes resolutions on polls, legal matters
PDOs to begin indefinite non-cooperation stir Monday
Woman murdered in Sindhanur, husband among 2 suspects
Creative themes, social message draw crowds to Belagavi Ganesha pandals
Woman choked with dupatta at Bengaluru home, robbed of gold & cash worth Rs 5.3 lakh
Realtor found dead in Audi in Bengaluru, cops suspect cardiac arrest
Setback for Greater Bengaluru Authority as Karnataka high court stays new animal-waste rules
Karnataka Ex-Minister Ramanath Rai Injured After Bus Rams His SUV In Udupi
The accident occurred when a private bus travelling from Karkala toward Moodbidri crashed into the SUV in which Rai was travelling.
Karnataka: BJP demands White Paper on drought relief
ECI rejects social media claims, says SIR notice does not amount to voter name deletion
ECI rejects social media claims, says SIR notice does not amount to voter name deletion New Delhi: The ECI on Sunday sought to counter misinformation on social media about SIR-related notices being sent to Delhi voters and clarified that issuing notices does not mean electors names will be deleted from the electoral rolls. The Commission [] The post ECI rejects social media claims, says SIR notice does not amount to voter name deletion appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Foundation seeks implementation of Kasturirangan report
Farmers threaten stir if special session fails to address drought
Farmers threaten stir if special session fails to address drought
Taking permission for loudspeaker usage is mandatory: Raichur DC
Taking permission for loudspeaker usage is mandatory: Raichur DC
Dalits need adequate representation in politics and administration, says Parameshwara
We often speak about the need to encourage communities to strive towards all-round progress, but why did it take so many years for a person from this community to become Deputy Chief Minister?
Karnataka: 16 licences cancelled over suspected fake drug supply
Bengaluru: The Karnataka Food Safety and Drugs Administration (FDA) has cancelled the licences of 16 pharmacies and suspended eight more as part of action against establishments allegedly linked to the distribution of spurious medicines traced to a farmhouse in Bidadi. The regulatory action followed a raid conducted by the FDAs Drug Enforcement Wing on August Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Workshop for journalists on AI in Shivamogga
Kumki elephants join search for wild animal that killed man in BRT Tiger Reserve
Ex-BJP MP booked over provocative speech in Ganesh procession
Mysuru: Karnataka police have registered a first information report (FIR) against former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Pratap Simha over alleged provocative speech during a Ganesh procession in T Narasipura. The case was registered following allegations that Simha and his associates raised provocative slogans and made remarks in a public place that could disturb public Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
AIDSO opposes 50% hike in PU examination fees
Karnataka CM vows to resolve farmers land grant issues, lead all-party delegation to Delhi
Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar addressed a public meeting on the Kasturirangan report in Sakleshpur on Sunday
KPCC spokesperson seeks retired HC judge-led probe into Ganeshotsav controversies
Karnataka Ministers offer respectfully remark in Sakleshpur meeting triggers row
Ganeshotsava tableau organisers booked for defying loudspeaker restrictions
September 21 school holiday: Are schools closed tomorrow? Check state-wise list
Schools in Kerala and Rajasthan will close on September 21, 2026. Assam schools also observe a holiday for Srimanta Sankardeva's Janmotsav. Telangana schools are expected to remain open as no general holiday is listed. Many other states like Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka have no September 21 holiday. Students and parents should verify local school notices for any changes.
Number of drought-hit taluks in Karnataka may cross 200
MLA distributes borewell pump sets to SC/ST farmers
Fake drugs: Karnataka cancels 16 licenses, suspends 8 including that of Pfizer depot
Karnataka's FDA raided a farmhouse, seizing spurious drugs and machinery valued at Rs 5.05 crore. The operation allegedly repackaged and relabeled low-cost medicines as expensive life-saving drugs. Licenses for sixteen entities were cancelled, and eight others were suspended by the department. This action follows a series of raids ordered by the new Health Minister UT Khader. Consumers are advised to purchase medicines only from licensed pharmacies and report suspicious packaging.
Pratap Simha booked over provocative remarks during Ganesha procession in T. Narasipur
Karnataka medical institute opened by PM plans free cancer immunotherapy for patients
The Sri Madhusudan Sai Institute plans to offer free immunotherapy for cancer patients. A new 600-bed hospital will soon launch on campus, expanding free medical services. Modern genomics treatment is already initiated, and rare disease research is underway. The mission has invested significantly in service initiatives and seeks corporate and international support. Free paediatric healthcare and nutrition programs are also highlighted as key achievements.
Special session beginning on Sept. 21 likely to adopt resolution against Kasturirangan report
Special session beginning on Sept. 21 likely to adopt resolution against Kasturirangan report
OFC menace persists in Bengaluru as new GBA regulations remain pending
Even busy stretches in the city, such as Hosur Road, Mysore Road, Indiranagar 100 Feet Road, Brigade Road, Bannerghatta Road and Koramangala 80 Feet Road (Ganesh Temple), have cables hanging low, bunched to trees, snapped and lying on footpaths and roads.
SIR: Deletions in Bengaluru disproportionately high, 12 seats cross 10-times winning margin mark
Bommanahalli Assembly constituency has recorded the highest deletions during the draft stage; constituencies with high deletions are also seeing a large number of notices being issued
Centre Clears 14 High Court Judges, Holds Back Delhi
ON SATURDAY, the Union Government notified the appointment of seven judicial officers as judges of the Delhi High Court while holding back the appointment of judicial officer Gurvinder Pal Singh, the senior-most among the eight officers recommended for elevation. The reason for not clearing Singhs appointment is not immediately available, nor is it known whether the government has sat on his name or returned it to the Supreme Court Collegium. On September 10 this year, the Supreme Court Collegium comprising Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant and Justices Vikram Nath and B.V. Nagarathna recommended the names of eight judicial officers namely Gurvinder Pal Singh, Nivedita Anil Sharma, Nisha Sahay Saxena, Sanjay Sharma-I, Bharat Parashar, Dr. Aditi Choudhary, Dinesh Bhatt and Arun Bhardwaj, for elevation as judges of the Delhi High Court. The Delhi High Court has a sanctioned strength of 45 permanent judges and 15 additional judges, and thus a total strength of 60. At present it is functioning with 43 judges. With the seven new appointments, the working strength will rise to 50, still leaving 10 vacancies. The government has also cleared the appointment of judicial officer Yash Paul Bourney as a judge of the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh. His name was recommended by the Supreme Court Collegium on September 10. The total sanctioned strength of the J&K and Ladakh High Court is 19 permanent judges and 6 additional judges, and thus 25 in all. At present it is functioning with only 13 judges, including the Chief Justice. With Bourneys appointment, the strength will rise to 14 against the sanctioned strength of 25, leaving 11 vacancies. The government has also cleared the appointment of three judicial officers namely Manoj Prasad, Akhil Kumar and Ram Sharma as judges of the Jharkhand High Court. That court has a sanctioned strength of 25 judges, comprising 20 permanent judges and 5 additional judges. At present it is functioning with only 13 judges, including the Chief Justice. With the three new appointments, the working strength will rise to 16, still leaving 9 vacancies. The Karnataka High Court has also received three judges after the Union Government approved the Collegiums recommendation to appoint judicial officers Usharani, K.S. Bharath Kumar and Nerale Veerabhadraiah Bhavani as judges of that High Court. The Karnataka High Court has a sanctioned strength of 62 judges, comprising 47 permanent judges and 15 additional judges. It is currently functioning with 54 judges. With the three new appointments, the working strength will rise to 57, leaving 5 vacancies.
6,733 pending cases in Mysuru settled through Lok Adalat
Measures are being taken to promote platelet donation too, with a decision to facilitate direct contact between platelet donors and recipients. Efforts are on to develop dedicated software for this purpose
Karnataka is set to organize an all-party delegation to engage with Prime Minister Modi in the near future. The state government firmly rejects the notion of designating certain areas of the Western Ghats as Eco-Sensitive Zones. This decision comes ahead of a special legislature session dedicated to the Kasturirangan report.
The problem persists even as towing, paid parking, and dedicated beats have been initiated to address the issue
Two rowdy-sheeters arrested for creating panic among public with machetes
K'taka drought list to cross 200 taluks; losses hit Rs 18K cr
Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara announced that over 200 taluks are likely to be declared drought-affected after phased assessments. The state has convened a special legislative session to discuss the crisis, farmer assistance, and seek significant financial relief and loan waivers from the Union government, while also alleging a step-motherly attitude from the Centre regarding fund releases.
Man found dead inside parked car in Koramangala
Man Enters Karnataka Home With Bucket. 6 Of Family Die In Fire Minutes Later
The fire broke out at the Damone family home in Chavhat Galli on September 15. Six members of the family, including Gajanan Damone, lost their lives in the blaze.
DMDK flags crimes, farm distress and civic concerns in TN
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 20 (IANS) DMDK general secretary and Vriddhachalam MLA Premalatha Vijayakant on Sunday sought urgent intervention by the TVK government on several issues, ranging from violent crimes and farmers welfare to dengue, electricity disruptions, and paddy procurement. Expressing concern over the states law-and-order situation, she referred to the Sivaganga double murder and killings reported in Madurai and Krishnagiri. Such incidents, she said, required swift investigation and firm action to restore a sense of security among residents. Premalatha urged the police to identify and arrest those responsible and ensure stringent punishment through legal proceedings. She also asked the government to take preventive steps to curb similar incidents. She called for stronger measures to prevent dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases. Local bodies must intensify mosquito-control operations, while government hospitals should have adequate beds, medicines, and diagnostic facilities. Premalatha expressed concern over reports of dengue infections among Anna University students and sought urgent preventive action on campus. Highlighting the farmers protest at Samayapuram, she demanded a complete waiver of agricultural loans. Referring to reports that crop loans amounting to Rs 247.15 crore had been waived for 50,779 farmers in Tiruchy district, she sought similar relief for eligible farmers across Tamil Nadu. The DMDK leader also urged the government to resolve concerns raised by fishermen in Pattinapakkam and ensure adequate security during Vinayaka Chaturthi processions. She asked the state to exert pressure on Karnataka to secure Tamil Nadus legitimate share of Cauvery water. On the power situation, Premalatha said the government must address complaints of unannounced outages in different parts of Tamil Nadu immediately. She also called for faster procurement of rain-exposed paddy in Tirunelveli and Vriddhachalam to prevent farmers from suffering avoidable financial losses. Premalatha said the government must treat these concerns as priorities and announce time-bound measures to resolve them. Its credibility, she added, would depend on how quickly it protected public safety, supported farmers, and ensured uninterrupted delivery of essential services.
Karnataka Bans Selfies and Reels on School Trips: New Safety Mandate Holds Principals Accountable
Karnataka: DJ noise row escalates, man protests outside DC home
Raichur: A dispute over alleged excessive DJ noise in Raichur has intensified after a father staged a protest outside the Deputy Commissioners residence, claiming that his three-year-old daughter fell ill because of loud music played late at night. The incident occurred late on September 18 in the Goal Market area. Jai Bheem Vallabh, a resident Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
TN: Annamalai criticises govt over jallikattu and temple administration
TN: Annamalai criticises govt over jallikattu and temple administration Madurai: We The Leaders president K. Annamalai on Sunday called for sweeping political change in Tamil Nadu and accused the government of failing to protect the states traditions, religious institutions, and industrial interests. Addressing the Vaigai Sirpi Awards ceremony at a private hall near Teppakulam in [] The post TN: Annamalai criticises govt over jallikattu and temple administration appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar opposes Kasturirangan report ahead of special session
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Cyber Fraud Network: three arrested, 507 bank accounts linked to accused frozen
A case was registered on April 29, 2026, after complainant Harish Kumar K. N. was allegedly induced to transfer 93,58,555 to various bank accounts and was cheated
Karnataka: Gadag MLA warns of resignation over drought demand
Gadag: Congress MLA H.K. Patil has issued an ultimatum to the Karnataka government over the demand to declare Gadag taluk drought-hit, saying he will resign from the Assembly if the status is not granted by October 10. Patil made the announcement while speaking at Mulagund, where he highlighted the concerns of farmers over the continuing Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
FairPoint: India suddenly has too many
FairPoint: India suddenly has too many naaraz fufajis, some even outside New Delhi: From Delhi to Washington, the naraaz fufaji the grumpy, angry or perpetually sulking uncle has now found a popular place in political vocabulary. It is not that naaraz fufaji is a new discovery; every Indian family knows one. But suddenly, [] The post FairPoint: India suddenly has too many naaraz fufajis, some even outside appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Former Minister Ramanath Rais Car Collides with Bus; Personal Assistant Injured Karkala: Former minister Ramanath Rai was involved in a road accident when the Innova car he was travelling in collided with a private bus near Sanur village on the KarkalaMoodbidri road on Sunday afternoon. According to District Superintendent of Police Hariram Shankar, Rai was [] The post Former Minister Ramanath Rais Car Collides with Bus; Personal Assistant Injured appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Over 200 Karnataka taluks likely to be declared drought-hit: Parameshwara
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara, who also holds the Revenue portfolio, said the government was assessing taluks based on prescribed criteria and ground-level verification
Two dead, one injured in fire accident in Hubballi
Gas leakage from a domestic cylinder is suspected to have caused the fire
UP affirms its top position in tax collection, followed by Karnataka, Tamil Nadu
Kerala posts fastest growth of about 22%; Gujarat tops capex
Bengaluru-based A-One Steels India to raise 405 crore in an IPO
Promoters say, the companys manufacturing plants in South of India, mostly in Karnataka, willcater to the demand from the entire country
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